Samsung’s US Black Friday sale runs November 2-30, 2026, with specific bundle savings on phones, TVs and appliances – but several of the biggest numbers are “up to” maximums, and sales tax isn’t mentioned anywhere on the offer page.

The essentials

  • Samsung’s US sale runs November 2 to November 30, 2026, on samsung.com, according to the Samsung US offer page.
  • Bundling a Galaxy S26 Ultra with Galaxy Buds4 Pro saves $174.99 versus buying them separately, Samsung’s page states.
  • Bundling The Frame Pro TV with a Q-Series soundbar saves up to $300.
  • Buying two or more Bespoke appliances saves an additional $100 – but individual appliance prices aren’t listed on the page.

Samsung’s US Black Friday page leads with bundle savings rather than one single headline discount. The figures are specific for phone and TV bundles, but vaguer – “up to” amounts with no stated base price – for several other categories.

This article summarizes Samsung’s own published offer page as of November 13, 2026, without an independent retail price comparison and without testing any of the devices.

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When the sale runs

Samsung’s FAQ states the promotion runs from November 2 to November 30, 2026 on samsung.com. The page does not give separate end dates for individual deals, unlike Germany’s “Build Your Own Bundle” promotion, which has its own earlier cutoff. The page also notes that campaign availability and product selection vary by country, and that pricing may be detected and adjusted based on the visitor’s location.

The specific bundle savings

Two bundle offers on the page carry exact figures: a Galaxy S26 Ultra bundled with Galaxy Buds4 Pro saves $174.99 compared with buying both separately, and The Frame Pro bundled with a Q-Series soundbar saves up to $300. Neither figure states the bundle’s total price – only the amount saved relative to buying the items apart. Shoppers who want to know the actual dollar amount they’d pay need to add both items to the cart and check the total before checkout, the same principle Net Trends applies to Germany’s bundle promotion.

Where the numbers get vaguer

Several other figures on the page are presented as maximums rather than guaranteed savings: Neo QLED TVs “save up to $1,200,” Mini LED TVs are “up to $300 off,” and the Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra offers “up to $995 in total savings” – though the page’s layout doesn’t make clear which exact product or configuration that maximum applies to. Samsung’s own wording states that “get up to” and “save up to” amounts are maximums, meaning many buyers should expect to see a smaller number once they pick a specific model, storage size or color.

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The page also doesn’t state whether any of its listed prices or savings are calculated before or after sales tax – a detail that can matter more in the US than in VAT-inclusive markets, since US sales tax varies by state and is often added at checkout rather than shown upfront.

Rewards, trade-in and financing

Beyond the headline bundles, the page lists several additional benefits: a Samsung Galaxy Card offering 5% cash rewards on samsung.com purchases, Samsung Rewards members earning up to 3x points (credited 15 days after delivery, and not awarded on returned items), trade-in value that varies “by device and country,” and 0% APR or buy-now-pay-later financing “where available.” None of these come with a stated dollar figure on the main offer page – the actual value depends on the specific device, trade-in condition, and the buyer’s location and credit approval.

Frequently asked questions

When does Samsung’s US Black Friday sale end?

Samsung’s page states the promotion runs from November 2 to November 30, 2026, on samsung.com. Individual deals may have their own conditions – check the specific product page.

Do the “save up to” figures on Samsung’s page reflect a guaranteed saving?

No. Samsung’s own wording describes “get up to” and “save up to” amounts as maximums; the actual saving depends on the model, configuration and bundle chosen.

Are the listed prices before or after sales tax?

The offer page doesn’t say. Sales tax varies by US state and is typically added at checkout, so the final total can differ from the advertised figure.

Does Samsung Rewards apply automatically?

No, according to the page you need to be a signed-in Rewards member at the time of purchase, and points post around 15 days after delivery – not immediately, and not on returned items.

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Your take: do bundle deals with a stated dollar saving feel more trustworthy than “up to” percentage-off claims? Tell us in the comments.

Sources and date

Research and figures as of November 13, 2026. Prices and terms may change; details come from Samsung’s own published offer page. No independent retail price comparison or product testing was carried out.

Transparency note: AI-assisted tools were used in researching, structuring and drafting this article. Sources used are listed in the article. Publication only follows manual editorial review. Country edition based on an article by Net Trends, researched independently for the US. Illustrative image: see photo caption.

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